REMAnteil

REMAnteil is a German-language term used in technical and scientific contexts to denote the share or fraction of a quantity that remains after a defined process, event, or transformation. The exact interpretation of REMA as an acronym varies by field, and the term is not tied to a single universal definition.

Etymologically, REMA+ Anteil combines a field-specific acronym with Anteil, meaning share or portion. In practice, it is treated as a dimensionless ratio, often presented as a percentage or decimal fraction.

In magnetism, REMAnteil may refer to the remanent fraction of magnetization, i.e., the portion of magnetic induction that remains after removal of the external field.

In environmental resource management, REMAnteil can denote the remaining fraction of a resource after extraction or processing, typically expressed as a percentage of the initial stock.

In data processing and quality control, REMAnteil can describe the portion of data retained after cleaning or filtering.

Because its meaning is context-dependent, REMAnteil must be defined within a study or industry to avoid misinterpretation. See also Remanence, Anteil, and Fraction.